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Moko Khachatryan, born in 1967 in Yerevan, is an Armenian painter whose work traverses the language of abstraction with both visceral lyricism and formal rigor. Born into the storied legacy of her father, the eminent painter Roudolf Khachatryan, she began painting at the age of two, immersed from the outset in a world of aesthetic inquiry and cultural dialogue. Her artistic journey was shaped by early studies under Henrik Igityan at the Esthetic Education Center, followed by formative years at the Terlemezian Fine Arts College and the Yerevan State Institute of Fine Arts.

Khachatryan’s oeuvre—rooted in the Armenian avant-garde while engaging in dialogue with broader postwar abstraction—has been showcased in solo and group exhibitions across Europe, the Middle East, and the United States. Her work has appeared at prestigious venues such as the Louvre’s Carrousel (Paris), the Cafesjian Center for the Arts (Yerevan), the Modern Art Museum of Yerevan, East Gallery (Moscow), and World Art Dubai. She has participated in landmark exhibitions including Selections of Armenian Contemporary Abstract Art and Reconsidering Nature, and has held personal exhibitions in Zurich, Beirut, Paris, and Moscow.

Her paintings—held in private and institutional collections across France, Germany, Italy, the United Kingdom, Czech Republic, Kuwait, and Armenia—balance intuitive gesture with architectural structure, often probing the emotional memory of form and color.

A member of the Moscow Artists Federation (UNESCO), Khachatryan continues to live and work between Yerevan and international cultural capitals, sustaining an active presence on the global art stage.

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Selected Exhibitions:

2019 Spring Republican Exhibition, Artists’ Union of Armenia, Yerevan

2018 Selections of Armenian Contemporary Abstract Art (with 11 Armenian abstractionists), Cafesjian Center for the Arts, Yerevan

2018 I Am Not Afraid To Fly – Armenian Art in Dubai, Gala Art Gallery, Dubai

2018 Crossing Parallels, with Harut Hakobyan, Gala Art Gallery, Yerevan

2017 Reconsidering Nature, Cafesjian Center for the Arts, Yerevan

2017 45th Anniversary Exhibition, Yerevan Modern Art Museum

2016 Charity Art Auction & Live Demonstration, AvestArt, Zurich

2015 A Story of Colors & Shapes, AvestArt, Zurich

2015 World Art Dubai, Gala Art Gallery, Dubai

2014 Carrousel du Louvre, Paris

2014 Group Exhibition, Dalan Gallery, Yerevan

2014 Black, White, and Red, Solo Exhibition, Yerevan Modern Art Museum

2013 Group Exhibition, Central House of Artists, Moscow

2012 Abstractionism, Gallery Red Square, London

2012 Black Grow, Yerevan Modern Art Museum

2012 Solo Exhibition, Esquisse Gallery, Beirut

2011 Epicenter, Special Project with Hayk Melikyan, Yerevan Modern Art Museum

2011 Group Exhibition, Gulbenkian Hall, New York

2011 Group Exhibition, Kuwait

2011 Constitution & Art, Constitutional Court of Armenia

2011 Optimism: Armenian New Art, Artists’ House, Yerevan

2010 Armenian Abstract Artists, Yerevan Modern Art Museum

2010 Group Exhibition, NPAK (Armenian Center for Contemporary Experimental Art), Yerevan

2009 Solo Exhibition, Gallery1, Yerevan

2008 Solo Exhibition, Gevorgyan Gallery, Yerevan

2007 Solo Exhibition, ArtBridge Gallery, Yerevan

2005 The Woman, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Yerevan

2004 A Way to Neo-Abstractionism, A Gallery, Moscow

2001 Virtual Art, NPAK, Yerevan

1999 Exhibition, Armenian Embassy, Moscow

1998 Exhibition, Artists’ Union of Armenia, Yerevan

1996 The Quiet New Group, Central Artists’ House, Moscow

1996 Association of Moscow Artists and Galleries, State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow

1996 The Sound of Music, Central Artists’ House, Moscow

1995 The Glance of Czech Photographers and Armenian Artists, Czech Center, Moscow

1995 Carnival, with Latin American Embassies and Nina Gallery, Central Artists’ House, Moscow

1995 Charitable Exhibition for the 50th Anniversary of WWII Victory, Central Artists’ House, Moscow

1995 Joined Moscow Artists Federation (UNESCO)

1994 Exhibition, Nina Gallery, Armenian Embassy, Moscow

1994 Exhibition, Moscow Artists, Emmanuel College, London

1993 Solo Exhibition, East Gallery, Moscow

1991 Third Floor Exhibition, Les Ceent, Paris

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